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claim:the-results-of-abductive-reasoning-reduced-model-priors-can-be-communicated-to-other-agents-as-prior-beliefs-provided-all-agents-share-the-same-model-lexicon-or-hypothesis-spaceThe results of abductive reasoning (reduced model priors) can be communicated to other agents as prior beliefs, provided all agents share the same model lexicon or hypothesis space.
Explanation of how knowledge (not just parameters) is shared between agents; links to pre-Cartesian consciousness
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extracted_from(2017) · Karl Friston · Marco Lin · Chris Frith · Giovanni Pezzulo +2
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Findings (1)
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- Demonstration that model-level priors (not parameter-level knowledge) suffice for immediate transfer
Concepts (1)
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- Consciousness (con-scire)supportsFormulated as shareable knowledge (con: together; scire: to know); associated with inference over counterfactual models
Questions (1)
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- Prerequisite for model-level communication; raises issues of neural hermeneutics
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